Texarkana Gazette - 2020-04-20

• Local outdoor occupation­s seen to get healthy open-air benefits
• Lawyer seeks clients’ pre-trial release, cites virus
• Books, dance lessons, ‘Sopranos’ — freebies abound online
• Gunman who hijacked Texas bus dies in shootout
• Laid off? You have health insurance options,
• ‘Cartels are scrambling’
• Local kindergart­en teacher leaves comforting message for her students
• Why does it take so many remote controls?
• Furniture sales down, but local store finds other ways to drum up interest
• ON THE RECORD
• Student uses virtual pageant to combat bullying
• Texas parks set to reopen; complicati­ons are present
• Dementia causing awkward situations
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• A big thank you
• Liyna Anwar, reformer of stem cell services, dies
• Getting hate mail just comes with the territory
• Renewable energy must be the future of world
• It’s not just renters; landlords need help
• Textile firms join forces to churn out medical equipment
• Storms rake Deep South, 1 week after deadly tornado outbreak
• Living the dream
• Sports leagues seek return to play but with no guarantees
• Deserted icons
• Boston Marathon postponed from April to September
• This Day in Sports History
• Sports on TV
• Global crisis pits economies against health
• Trump says virus aid deal close
• Demand for gig work soars during pandemic
• Outbreak rules leave churches largely empty for Orthodox Easter
• Sixteen killed in shooting rampage, the deadliest in Canadian history

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